Style changes include fills, motion blurs, borders, a ton of effects from bevels to shadows, and even a "set distorter" to force perspective or warp words. I found it fascinating that individual letters in a logo could not only be rotated, but that I had total control over items such as line height and kerning. There are buttons for adding clip art or images, and specific items can be layered for depth or to mask out other items. Add shapes, lines, paths? It's in the controls. Want to change the text style or rotation? Done. Not now Turn on Turned on Turn onīut what if I wanted to do more than just change the text and background color? Well, there's a button to create a new document from the preset, and once that's been created a full editor comes into view. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
For example, one simple calligraphy logo had one dot for changing the text, while another dot changed the background color. On those presets you'll see several animated dots - clicking on those allows you to change some of the major features of a specific design. Selecting a preset brings up the example in a separate window that can be expanded to full screen if desired. You don't have to use the presets, but they may be useful in getting your creative juices flowing. If you're looking more for a specific type of graphic item - say a logo, greeting card, business card or photo layout - there are tabs for those items as well. Launching Logoist 2.1 displays a splash screen with a showcase of different designs, all of which can be used as a starting place for creating your own work. But before you can output your images, you need to create them. The OS X app is fully optimized for OS X Yosemite, and creates files as images in PNG, JPEG, PSD, and PDF formats. While designers are your best bet for getting a logo or other artwork that can truly "sell" your business to customers, the recently updated Logoist 2.1 ($29.99, on sale through Decemfor $14.99) can help you to easily create good-looking, professional illustrations or images. Small business owners, website developers, and others often have a need to design logos, business cards, and more, but can't afford to hire a professional designer to do the work.
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